Usa Inns Of America

For $175 a night, I was excited for the spa room I saw online with the private hot tub right in the bedroom. In reality, the hot tub/deep bath tub was tucked away in the bathroom. The water came out rust colored when we turned it on, and there were lots of things floating. Not sure if it was old soap scum or someone else's dead skin. The room was clean in the areas that mattered, no bed bugs or anything, but the carpet was gross, mattress and bedding had what looked like old blood stains, and I felt dirty after being there. It hadn't been renovated since the early 80s, so everything was dingy and had a layer of "this item has been touched for decades by everyone" on it. It was depressing walking in there. The lighting was creepy and sad. The front desk staff was chill when they checked me in, I wouldn't say overly friendly but was gone in the morning, and replaced by a card drop basket. There was no breakfast. The breakfast area looked fully finished w all the necessary set up, just with no food and no power and a sheet of paper that said "under construction" taped to the door. Felt like they just didn't want to deal with making breakfast. I wouldn't have come here if I knew the breakfast wasn't real. I'm so happy my bf drove 2 hours up to stay with me here, (I was here for work) because I would have been terrified in this place by myself. It reminds me of the feeling I when I watched "The Backrooms" in theaters. Diagonal corner toilet in our bathroom was awesome though.

I always enjoy the older hotels as expected the room had plenty of space and the bed was comfortable.

I am from the area. The location seems bad because of closed businesses around it, but it is a safe place to stay.

Cleanliness was not good especially in hallways. For the cost of the one night stay the i would expect a cleaner environment/facilites.